Onyx Vesta

It was a big city zoo, and at its head was a panther named Onixtus Vesta. Everyone feared him; he was bloodthirsty and wouldn't allow anyone to address him informally or rudely. If you were rude to Onixtus, you only had yourself to blame. He usually ostentatiously ate in full view of everyone, so everyone would know what a predator he was. Because of his love of killing and getting his own prey, the zookeepers would throw a live wild boar into his large enclosure. He had coarse black fur, green eyes, and strong paws. He wielded enormous authority. He had a velvety voice and a loud growl.

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